Commercial Plots in EME Society Lahore and What They Cost

A whole society of roughly 8,000 kanals currently has two commercial plots for sale. That single fact shapes everything about commercial plots in EME Society Lahore. As of September 2026, live listings across DHA Phase 12 show one 6 Marla plot in D Block and one 12 Marla plot in J Block. Nothing else is on the market. Against about 75 residential listings, that is a market with no depth at all. The result is a price set by scarcity rather than by competition. This guide covers both asking prices, the premium over residential land, and the checks that matter before you commit to either plot.

What Commercial Plots in EME Society Lahore Cost Today

The two live listings are listed at 6.50 Crore and 9.00 Crore. On a per marla basis, they work out to 108.3 lacs and 75.0 lacs. Both sit far above residential land in the same society, at roughly 2.8 to 4.0 times the residential rate per marla. No third listing lets you test either figure.

The 6 Marla Plot in D Block

This is the smaller and dearer of the two. At 6.50 Crore for 6 Marla, it has the highest per-marla rate in the society at 108.3 lacs. D Block is one of the deeper residential blocks, with 17 listings and a median of 25.0 lacs per marla. That contrast is stark. The commercial plot asks more than four times what residential land in the same block does.

The 12 Marla Plot in J Block

At 9.00 Crore, this plot has the higher total ticket but a lower rate of 75.0 lacs per marla. Buyers needing more frontage or floor area will find this the only option of its size. J Block residential land sits at a median of 25.0 lacs per marla across four listings. The commercial rate here runs close to three times that baseline.

Why the Premium Reaches Four Times Residential Land

The residential median across all blocks is 27.0 lacs per marla. The top commercial rate is 108.3 lacs. That produces a multiple of 4.01 on identical units of land in the same society.

Scarcity Is Doing the Work, Not Demand Depth

EME was built as a residential scheme with almost no commercial float. Two plots against 75 residential ones means there is no cluster of competing sellers to anchor a negotiation. In a deeper commercial market, several comparable plots would pull the asking price toward a consensus. Here the seller sets the reference point alone. Read the premium as a function of supply, not as proof of trading demand.

The Parcel That Sits Outside This Comparison

A 105 Kanal canal facing parcel is also listed at 7.4 Arab. It is excluded from these figures on purpose. Bulk land of that scale is a development play, not a society commercial plot, and its rate would distort any per marla comparison. If you see it quoted alongside the two commercial listings, treat the three as separate markets with separate buyers.

The Residential Baseline Behind the 27 Lacs Figure

The commercial premium only means something if the residential number holds up. The table below shows the median asking rate per marla for every block with live listings, across all plot sizes.

Which Block Medians Deserve Caution

G Block rests on a single 5 Marla listing and C Block on only two. One ambitious seller can set a median that thin, so read 40.0 and 29.7 lacs as indicative rather than established. A Block, D Block, and B Block have the deepest samples at 18, 17, and 10 listings. Those three give you the firmest ground when you need a residential benchmark for comparison.

Location and Layout That Shape Commercial Potential

DHA Phase 12, the EME Sector, spans roughly 8,000 Kanal across nine blocks running from A to J. Residential plot sizes include 5, 10, 20, 32 and 40 Marla, which sets the resident base any commercial unit would serve. The society sits off Canal Road and is reached from Multan Road and Raiwind Road. Access routes and internal position both affect how much footfall a commercial address can realistically expect.

Checks Worth Running Before You Buy

Two listings give you very little to negotiate against, so verification carries more weight than usual.

• Confirm the permitted commercial use of the specific plot with the DHA office before you agree a price.

• Ask for recent commercial transfer records in DHA Phase 12, since asking prices sit above closed deals.

• Compare the same plot against commercial rates in neighboring sectors before accepting the scarcity premium.

• Plan for resale liquidity. A market with two listings can be slow to exit and slow to enter.

• Price the plot against realistic rental yield, not against the residential multiple alone.

Deciding Whether the Premium Fits Your Plan

Supply, not demand, explains the numbers here. Anyone weighing commercial plots in EME Society Lahore should accept that two listings cannot produce a competitive price, and should budget accordingly. If your business needs an address in this specific society, the 6.50 Crore and 9.00 Crore plots make up the entire market today. If the location is flexible, comparing rates in nearby sectors is worth the time before you commit. For residential land, the block name drives the price. For commercial land, you are paying for scarcity. Aslaaf Builders tracks live listings across DHA Phase 12 and can review current availability with you. Call 0321-8433312 or 0321-4333103, or visit aslaafbuilders.com.

FAQs About Commercial Plots in EME Society Lahore

How many commercial plots are available in EME Society?

Two were listed society wide in September 2026. One is 6 Marla in D Block and the other is 12 Marla in J Block.

What is the highest commercial rate per marla?

108.3 lacs per marla, on the 6 Marla D Block plot asking 6.50 Crore.

How much more do commercial plots cost than residential land?

Between 2.8 and 4.0 times per marla, against a residential median of 27.0 lacs across all blocks.

Are these asking prices or sale prices?

All figures are asking prices taken from live listings. Closed transactions often settle lower, so verify recent transfers first.